One must be cautious not to see Chinese acquisitions of overseas farms as a mere land grab. The issue is far more complex. One must be cautious not to see Chinese acquisitions of overseas farms as a mere land grab. The issue is far more complex.
One must be cautious not to see Chinese acquisitions of overseas farms as a mere land grab. The issue is far more complex.
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In seeking to feed itself, China can make sure others are well fed too

Loro Horta says while China has little choice but to seek farmland abroad to meet its growing demand for food, it must be open about these ventures and ensure the host nations benefit

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Updated: 7:18am, 20 Dec, 2014

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One must be cautious not to see Chinese acquisitions of overseas farms as a mere land grab. The issue is far more complex. One must be cautious not to see Chinese acquisitions of overseas farms as a mere land grab. The issue is far more complex.
One must be cautious not to see Chinese acquisitions of overseas farms as a mere land grab. The issue is far more complex.
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